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Lower Court Hands Goldwater Institute a Win in Protect Education Act Petition Challenge

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August 17, 2026 at 8:12 PM MST

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Giles defends abortion vote, says he’s still ‘pro-life’

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Saguaro Signal Desk • Aug 17, 10:04 AM

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Judge denies Tohono O’odham request to halt border wall construction

Arizona Capitol Times • Aug 16, 7:07 AM

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